The Benefits and Mode of Enterprise Participation in School-enterprise Cooperation in Vocational Education
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https://doi.org/10.54097/ijeh.v8i2.7592Keywords:
School-enterprise cooperation, Vocational education, Human resources, Cooperative R&D, Cooperative model.Abstract
School-enterprise cooperation is a new model of industry-university cooperation in education, which is a way to implement the policy of combining education and production work, and to cultivate advanced skilled and applied talents with comprehensive development. At present, the development of school-enterprise cooperation in China is not sufficient. There is insufficient motivation for enterprises to participate. In order to promote school-enterprise cooperation, this paper analyzes the role and mode of enterprise participation in school-enterprise cooperation.
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